Lincoln, NE (March 18, 2025) – A pedestrian lost his life after being struck by a vehicle in south Lincoln on Friday night.
According to the Lincoln Police Department, the crash occurred around 9:21 p.m. near the intersection of South 10th Street and High Street. A driver traveling northbound on 10th Street struck a pedestrian, identified as 42-year-old Thomas See, who was crossing east.
Emergency responders quickly transported See to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries. Tragically, he later succumbed to his injuries.
Authorities closed northbound 10th Street while investigators worked to determine the circumstances of the crash. As of the latest update, no citations have been issued, and officials have not disclosed whether speed, impairment, or other factors played a role in the incident.
Our deepest condolences go out to the family and loved ones of Thomas See during this difficult time.
Pedestrian Accidents in Nebraska
Pedestrian accidents, particularly in urban areas like Lincoln, often result in severe or fatal injuries due to the vulnerability of those on foot. These crashes can occur for various reasons, including driver inattention, poor lighting, failure to yield, or pedestrian misjudgments when crossing roadways.
In Nebraska, state law requires drivers to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and exercise caution when approaching intersections. Pedestrians, in turn, are urged to remain vigilant and use designated crossing areas whenever possible.
Fatal pedestrian crashes often leave families facing emotional and financial hardships. Medical expenses, funeral costs, and the sudden loss of a loved one can be overwhelming. Understanding legal rights and seeking appropriate support can help families navigate the aftermath of such tragedies.
Local Accident Reports is committed to raising awareness and providing critical resources to those affected by serious accidents. If you or someone you know has lost a loved one in a pedestrian crash, seeking guidance on available options for recovery may be beneficial. Stay cautious on Lincoln’s roads, whether you’re walking or driving, to help prevent future tragedies.
